Nvidia’s stock has gotten cheaper even as the company has sustained robust levels of growth Nvidia just announced a huge increase to its buyback authorization. kphoto Nvidia has made another big splash, with its board of directors authorizing another $150 billion in stock buybacks. That sets up the company to repurchase a whopping $235 billion worth of shares between now and January 2028. With a buyback program this large, Nvidia’s management is sending a message that it views the stock as undervalued.
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